porpoise

The porpoises were too far away to be seen now.

With his left hand he held the porpoise out in front of him.

His oil is much like that of the common porpoise.

Someone had killed a porpoise, and everyone knew what that meant.

The program would last at least seven years, until the porpoise population could recover.

He pulled away from the F-15, then moved his plane like a porpoise.

Each female porpoise has only one calf every two years.

Just after eleven I ran into a school of porpoise.

What are some of the differences between dolphins and porpoises?

It turned out that this was indeed a lady porpoise.

They had a sheen like the skin of a porpoise.

We saw several large sea turtles and two porpoises in about three feet of water.

I was talking to the guys up there in the bow, and we were watching the porpoises.

He could do little more than watch porpoises and gulls with them.

Porpoises, I suddenly remembered, could hold their breath for half an hour.

Like a porpoise he shot up and grabbed the frame.

"What is the difference between a porpoise and a dolphin?"

In less than twenty minutes they sighted a small porpoise.

Is it being kept for the porpoises or the officers?"

The water was cool, and I rolled around like a porpoise, trying to get clean.

They were the only neurotics in the long history of porpoises.

Several thousand porpoises are caught each year in Peru alone.

These include not only whales but also dolphins and porpoises.

Harbour Porpoise can also be seen sometimes out in the bay.

"I hope the Porpoise will be sufficiently occupied for the time being."